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CRP Technology's Windform XT 2.0 carbon-composite material was used to create the wind tunnel testing model via selective laser sintering in just four days.

3D scanning is now being used by both public and private healthcare to tailor to specific patient needs.

New enterprise resource planning (ERP) and product lifecycle management (PLM) systems needed to be configured and integrated with each other. And everything required a rebranding from “Bayer” to “Ascensia” that would affect multiple products, sold in countries around the world,...

Thornton Tomasetti Applied Science modified a pre-existing, reasonably representative, FEA model in a way that allows the simulated behavior of the heart to match the targeted behavior seen in the diseased state.

Tayyebi got the idea of creating his own line of premium eyeglass frames several years ago. To avoid competing with companies that mass-produce frames using injection molding, he decided to mill his frames from unusual substrates, including buffalo horn and...

Combining UberCloud with Fluent and DesignXplorer streamlines the process of characterizing a bioreactor, which is at the heart of every pharmaceutical manufacturing process.

As production of THOR continues to ramp up, labs are trying to get everything prepared and in place for the transition.

Inventor turns to igus for parts that produce quieter, maintenance-free ride.

Adaptive and Markforged help Humanetics create a 3D-printed “elderly” model with use of crash test dummies.

Real-world examples of returns from early costing projects.

Being able to simulate flow and heat analysis in our projects helps us show customers early in our relationship how our product design suits their needs and do so in detail.

HP invented the commercial laser printer in 1980 and followed with the first thermal inkjet printer four years later. These breakthroughs transformed the printing industry and established HP as a major game-changer.

3D Hubs Student Grant finalist JetX represents a team of aerospace engineering students working with Rolls Royce to create the world’s first functional 3D printed jet engine model that will provide instant design feedback.